The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-22
DANGEROUS DRUGS.
How 70 Control Rnsctually All Such
Horrible Habits.
= Roehester, N. ?. Post Espre.s.

summer abroad, said to our reporter,
that the thing that impressed him
most of all was the number OF holi-
DAYS one encounters abroad and the
little anxiety the people display in the
conduct of business affairs. Men
boast here,;" he said, '.that they work
for years withouta day off; in Europe
that would be considered a crime"
Mr.. II. II. Warner, WAo was pres
emit at the time, said, "This is the first
summer in years that l have not
spent on the water. Been too busy"
"Then, l suppose you have been
advertising extensivelyp
"Not at all. We have always here
tofore closed our laboratory during
July, August and September, but
this summer we have kept it run
ming day and night to supply the de-
mand, which has been three times
greater than ever before in our his
tory at this season." NsSSss
dHow do you account for this ?"
"The increase has come from the
universal recognition Of the excellence
of our preparations. We have been
nearly ten years before the public and
the sales are constantly sncreGsinS
while your newspaper advertising is
constaatly diminishing. Why, high
! scientific and medical authorities,
now publicly concede that our War
ner's safe cure is the only scientific
specific for kidney and liver diseases
and for all the many diseases caused
| by them"
"Have you evidence of this?"
"Abundancel Only a few weeks
ago DR.. ]. L. Stephens, Of Lebanon,
Ohio, specialist for the cure Of mar
cote, ETC., habits told me that num-
Der OF eminent scientific medical men
had been experimenting for years,
testing and analyzing all known rem
edies for the kidneys and liver, for, as
you may be aware, the excessive use
| of all narcotics and stimulants de-
stroys those organs, and until they
can be restored to health the habits
cannot be broken upl Among the
Investigators wer& such men as J.
d. Hall, II. D., Presidential the
Stats Board of Health Of Iowa, and
Alexander Neil, M. D., Professor q
Surgery in the college Of Physicians
and Surgeons and president Of the
Academy Of Medicine at Columbus,
who, after exhaustive inquiry reported
that there WAS no remedy known to
schools or to scientific inquiry equal
TO Warmers safe curep 3.
Il "AYe many persons addicted to
the use of deadly drugs 7"
There are forty millions Of people
nthe world who use opium alone,
and there are many hundreds 81
|, thousands in this country who are
victims of morphine, opium, quinine
, and cocaine. They think they, have
no such habit about them-so many
eople are unconscious victims d. 81
these habits. They have pains and
symptoms of what they call malaria
and other diseases, when in reality ii
is the demand in the system for
these terrible drugs, demand that
is caused largely by physicians pre-
scriptions which contain SO many
dangerous drugs, and strong spirits,
and one that must be answered or
silenced in the kidneys and liver by
what DIR. Stephens says is the only
kidney and liver specific. He also
: says that moderate opium and other
drug eaters, if they sustain the kid
J ney and liver vigor with that great
remedy, can keep up these habits
in moderation"
"Well does not this discovery give
you a new revelation of the power
of safe cure2
''No, sir; for years have tried to
, convince the public that nearly al
the diseases of the human system or
iginate in some disorder of the kid
neys or liver, and hence l have logi-
cally declared that if our specific were
used, over ninety per cent. of these
ailments would disappear. The liver
and kidneys seem to absorb these
poisons from the blood and become
depraved and diseased"
"When these eminent authorities
thus publicly admit that there is no
remedy like ours to enable the kid
neys and liver to throw off the fright
full effects of al deadly drugs and ex-
cossiVe use of stimulants it is An ad-
mission of its power as great as any
one could desire; for if through its
influence alone the opium, NOR
phine, quinine, cocaine and liquor
habits can be overcome, what high
er testimonial of its specific power
could be asked FORT" l-x@ ~
"You really believe then, Mr.. War
ner, that the majority Of diseases
come from kidney and liver com-
plants 2" -
NJ dol When yoT see person
moping and groveling about, hall
dead and half alive, year after year,
you may surely put dim down az
having some kidney and liver
Trouble"
The other day l was talking with
DR.. Fowler, the eminent oecuhst Of
this city, who said that half the pa
tents WHO came TO him for eye treat
ment were affected by advanced
kidaewy&sease. Now many people
wonder why N middle life their eye
sight becomes so poor. A thorough
course OF treatment with Warmers
safe en1e is what they need more than
| q pair ofteye glasses. The kidney
poison In The blood always attacks
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